The bottom line Redmond Re-Lyte Electrolyte Drink Mix is the 810mg sodium zero-sugar electrolyte powder sourced from Redmond Real Salt mined in Utah at $39 per 60 servings. The 810mg sodium dose covers heavy sweat losses without hitting LMNT's salty 1000mg threshold, the sodium comes from Real Salt (mineral-rich Utah salt deposit) rather than refined sodium chloride, the 300mg potassium and 100mg magnesium round out the electrolyte profile, the zero-sugar formula with stevia sweetening fits low-carb diets, the tub format (60 servings) costs $0.65 per serving (vs $1.47 for LMNT sticks), and the family-owned Utah-based brand adds clean-supply-chain credibility. The trade is the tub format that requires a scoop (no travel sticks) and a slightly chalkier mouthfeel than LMNT.
Value
At $38 Redmond Re-Lyte is the right Real Salt sourced electrolyte powder in 2026.
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Redmond Re-Lyte Electrolyte Drink Mix (Lemon Lime, 60 Servings) vs. the competition
Product
Our rating
Sodium
Source
Cost/serving
Price
Verdict
Redmond Re-Lyte (60 servings)
★★★★★ 4.6
810 mg
Utah Real Salt
$0.65
$38
Best Real Salt Source
LMNT Recharge (30 sticks)
★★★★★ 4.7
1000 mg
Standard sodium
$1.47
$44
Top Pick Zero-Sugar
Liquid IV Hydration
★★★★★ 4.6
510 mg
Standard sodium
$0.92
$27
Best Carb-Based
Generic electrolyte powder
★★★★☆ 3.5
Variable
Variable
Variable
$14
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Full specifications
Sodium
810 mg per scoop
Sodium source
Redmond Real Salt
Potassium
300 mg
Magnesium
100 mg
Sweetener
Stevia
Servings
60
Made in USA
Yes (Utah)
★ FINAL VERDICT
Should you buy the Redmond Re-Lyte Electrolyte Drink Mix (Lemon Lime, 60 Servings)?
Redmond Re-Lyte Electrolyte Drink Mix is the 810mg sodium zero-sugar electrolyte powder sourced from Redmond Real Salt mined in Utah at $39 per 60 servings. The 810mg sodium dose covers heavy sweat losses without hitting LMNT's salty 1000mg threshold, the sodium comes from Real Salt (mineral-rich Utah salt deposit) rather than refined sodium chloride, the 300mg potassium and 100mg magnesium round out the electrolyte profile, the zero-sugar formula with stevia sweetening fits low-carb diets, the tub format (60 servings) costs $0.65 per serving (vs $1.47 for LMNT sticks), and the family-owned Utah-based brand adds clean-supply-chain credibility. The trade is the tub format that requires a scoop (no travel sticks) and a slightly chalkier mouthfeel than LMNT.
